Carbon dioxide CO2

Carbon dioxide (CO2) is not a dangerous gas because, after all, we breathe it out ourselves, but too much CO2 is not healthy, If the CO2 concentration in a room gets too high, you may experience headaches, dizziness, shortness of breath, increased heart rate, fatigue and difficulty concentrating. By measuring CO2 levels in a room, you can take action if they get too high.

Our carbon dioxide sensors can be interfaced with building management systems to control the ventilation system and supply fresh air. There are also simpler solutions that provide a local audiovisual alarm, after which you can manually open a window. Applications of CO2 meters include; schools, museums, office and government buildings.